If your job involves thinking for a living, what happens when machines are able to think for you? Whether or not you should worry depends on what we mean by the word “think.”
Comparing thyssenkrupp’s recent innovation strategies to IBM’s past innovation strategies can help us learn how corporate adaptation plays out in the real world of cut-throat business competition.
Cryptocurrencies are particularly appealing to those who are interested in building a global financial infrastructure that can store and transfer value without the need for a banking system or other intermediaries.
The history of conventional taxi regulation could tell us about the future of ride-sharing apps like Uber and Lyft. How can companies work to provide fair opportunities that benefit everyone?
One of the goals of the sharing economy model is to enable the more efficient use of existing resources. But regulators are clamping down on services like Uber and Airbnb. But regulators are clamping down on services like Uber and Airbnb. How can sharing economy companies balance profits with positive community impact?
The Young Guru Academy (YGA) is a nonprofit organization that promotes corporate social responsibility by challenging young leaders to maximize the bottom line without losing sight of the greater good.
New technology is often piloted by companies before it’s fully rolled out. Then again, some companies choose not to pilot, and are successful anyway. We review some pros and cons of piloting, and some key factors to examine before jumping in to a technology pilot.
Today most large companies issue reports that describe their social and environmental efforts. But what seems like a positive step could actually be disguising political action behind the scenes.
California has one of the most important car markets in the world. The state has long led the way in pushing for less-polluting vehicles, but that may soon change.